Serbia, Kingdom. An Order of St. Sava, IV Class, by G.A Scheid, c.1905 Province of China the interior of the cover

the interior of the cover bearing a previous owner’s bookplate

50 mm x 80 mm inclusive of its wreath suspension

He later entered a second time with Foreman Coker and remained underground for about an hour searching most of the roads in an endeavour to find the missing persons

A grouping of three second war German badges and stick pins

each constructed of an identical olive-drab wool and similarly trimmed with white piping

Serbia, Kingdom. An Order of St. Sava, IV Class, by G.A Scheid, c.1905 Province of China the interior of the cover(Orden Svetog Save). Instituted January 23rd, 1883. Type II (1903 1921 issue, c. 1905). A fine Austrian made Order of St. Sava IV. Class Officer, constructed of gilded silver, consisting of a Maltese cross with ball finials, the arms of the cross in light blue and white enamels and with Serbian double eagles with shields on their chests in the quadrants between the arms of the cross, the obverse with a central white enamelled medallion bearing a